Moderate as in foresee To bluff or deceive, especially in a way that undermines an opponent's confidence or strategy. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Psych-out'
The chess grandmaster used subtle mind games to psych-out his rival, creating doubt about his next move.
The debater strategically used facts and rhetoric to psych-out the opponent, swaying the audience in favor.
The veteran quarterback tried to psych-out the opposing team by pretending to change the play at the last moment.
As the chess match intensified, each player tried to psych-out the other with strategic moves.
The actress could psych-out her co-stars' emotions in a scene, creating a more authentic performance.
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